You can roll your own custom Limey as well. Not too much of a c.f., but I did it to add wifi. I also said I'd write a how-to, but time is my enemy... But just ordered one of those HP boxes and will probably at some point try to roll a Limey for it. I need to stop using the d945 boards all over. The USB is plain flaky with transmit audio. GeorgeC W2DB Sent from my iPad On Feb 25, 2013, at 7:52 PM, "Benjamin L. Naber" <Benjamin@kb9lfz.com> wrote:
Ok. First DO NOT INSTALL ACID TO ANY TYPE OF FLASH DRIVE!!!!!
ACID is meant for a spinning hard drive installation. The constant read/write cycles will cause your flash drive to fail very quickly. Not necessarily the read cycles, but the constant "writing" to the flash drive will cause premature errors in flash drives. Remove ACiD, and either install ACID to a USB hard drive or get an IDE adapter kit. Limey Linux is loaded to ram, decompressed, and then runs completely from RAM. Any changes are saved to a special area that are saved for the next time you have to reboot. Unless you use "svcfg" to change changes, you can mess and tweak with all the settings and then when you screw it up, pull the power cord, and plug it back in to begin again.
Second. The out-of-the-box configurations work. You may need to do some audio tweaking, but that is it. Nothing else. There should be zero need to mess with rpt.conf, or the others.
If I were you, I would download both versions of Limey Linux and either use phydiskwrite (windoz) or "gunzip -c xx.img | of=/dev/hdX bs=16k" (linux) to burn the either the i686 or VIA kernel version of Limey to your DOM (disk on module) flash drive that came with the thin client. You can use a program such as DSL drop into shell, sftp into one of your servers, or copy the Limey Linux .img files to a thumb drive.
~Benjamin, KB9LFZ allstar node 28569
On Mon, 2013-02-25 at 15:14 -0800, Orland Lopez wrote:
Folks, I succesfully installed ACID on to a HP T5720 Thinclient and got it running on a CF card( Ive Done that before and it run Flawlessly for about 10 months until the forced migration that is). I correctly set the portforwarding correctly for both Echolink and Asterisk. I uncommented the Stats reporting but its not showing up in stats.allstarlink.org same thing goes with Echolink, its not registering. Just for info, I am using a URI and it detects it and can be configure fine... Checked iax.conf and rpt.conf and all fine and dandy there too. What else could it be. I honestly would like to start from scratch meaning to wipe my account in allstarlink (Configuration) so I requested a new node number but still not registering in the system. Can you guys help?.. BTW i turned the system off to prevent any unwanted interference with the server in case its going nuts in the background.... So help is needed and much appreciated.
Node number I had in the past was 2519 and also have the new 29382 -- Gracias y 73's Hasta la Vista KI6LNX YN1OB _______________________________________________ App_rpt-users mailing list App_rpt-users@ohnosec.org http://ohnosec.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/app_rpt-users